Новости за 21.09.2017

The head of Russia’s Federation of Jewish Communities has told reporters that over the past years manifestations of anti-Semitism in the country have been at a minimal level and boiled down to day-to-day cases.
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An international team of professors, astrophysicists, engineers, entrepreneurs, and scientists are attempting to crowdfund a revolutionary telescope to examine the surface of distant exoplanets in nearby solar systems.
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A huge blaze has engulfed a 10-storey hotel in the city of Rostov-on-Don in southern Russia, killing at least two. Witnesses saw children jumping out the windows as fire ripped through the building.
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The Norwegian Air Force has released a report explaining an incident involving one of the country’s F-16 fighters. The jet opened fire on a control tower and three officers inside came within a hair's breadth of losing their lives.
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The founder of Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba, Jack Ma has warned people should be prepared for significant disruptions to the job market as artificial intelligence (AI) is going to change the world.
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President Donald Trump said the United States would be imposing more sanctions on North Korea.
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Despite Germany's unfounded fears that Moscow could meddle in its upcoming election, analysts say they “haven't seen any trace of the Russians.” Instead, they say there is evidence that America's far-right is trying to sway voters.
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The English FA has come under criticism after it censored a banner bearing the football team motto ‘Super White Army’ during the England versus Russia women’s World Cup qualifier on Tuesday.
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The government has approved a state program aiming to resettle about 2,000 foreign citizens of Russian extraction in two regions of central Russia. The program accords priority to educated professionals as well as large families.
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She’s the leader of one of the richest countries in the world – but British Prime Minister Theresa May is having a hard time being heard.
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Three investigations are underway after footage showing undercover and uniformed officers savagely beating a man who allegedly attempted to help them carry out an arrest was posted online.
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Two Royal Air Force (RAF) jets were scrambled to intercept a pair of Russian bombers off the coast of Scotland in the latest military standoff between Britain and Moscow.
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Buried deep inside the just-passed defense budget is a small amendment, which could lead to a ban on broadcasting RT in America. The architects of the provision, Senators Graham and McCain, may recall that in their youth such practices formed what was known as the ‘Iron Curtain’.
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Iraq has launched an offensive against Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) in Hawija, Kirkuk province, according to the country's prime minister. The territory is one of the last areas still controlled by the militant group.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett predicts a century from now the US Dow Jones Index will reach a million points. That is 45 times higher than the current record level of 22,412.
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Jay Z has reportedly turned down an offer from NFL chiefs to perform their famous halftime show at Super Bowl LII in a stand of solidarity with American football player Colin Kaepernick.
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A brawl between two rival gangs at a courthouse in Istanbul has been caught on camera, showing violence and chaos inside the building. Around 20 people have been arrested, according to local media.
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A transgender woman has been granted residency in New Zealand after years of “tranny bashing” in Britain, which included strangers asking her “what” she was, grabbing her breasts, damaging her property and threatening to kill her.
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Russian energy major Gazprom is to hold talks with Beijing on the route of its second pipeline to deliver natural gas from Russia to China said Russian Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich.
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There’s no such thing as a free lunch, unless you’re a peer in the House of Lords, in which case there’s also free air travel, train fares, taxi rides and a whole lot of taxpayer-funded perks for… well, nothing.
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A 17-year-old has been arrested in connection with the terrorist attack on Parsons Green Tube station last Friday that injured 30 people.
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Members of two rival groups have opened fire at a courthouse in Istanbul, local media report, citing police. At least one person has been injured.
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Russian Communist Party MPs have drafted a bill according to which part of the tax levied on the extraction of natural resources should be distributed between working citizens and pensioners, as with recent basic income experiments in other nations.
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Sex dolls that can be programmed to resist advances and allow men to “rape” them should be illegal in Britain, a campaigner says.
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As the saber-rattling between the US and North Korea continues to escalate, a damning report has found that the ‘rogue state’ owes the City of New York over $150,000 in unpaid parking tickets.
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